PREVENTIVE DENTAL CARE

A Fresh Start for Everyday Oral Hygiene

Learn the basics of teeth cleaning & scaling, what a consultation may cover and the questions worth discussing before treatment.

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PREVENTIVE DENTAL CARE

Why Professional Cleaning Matters

Plaque and hardened deposits can build up in areas that are difficult to clean with everyday brushing. Professional cleaning helps remove deposits and gives your dental professional an opportunity to assess your oral health.

PREVENTIVE DENTAL CARE

What Happens During Cleaning?

A routine cleaning may include an oral assessment followed by removal of plaque and calculus with appropriate dental instruments. The exact approach depends on your oral condition.

PATIENT QUESTIONS

What to discuss during consultation

Use these points as a conversation starter, not as a diagnosis or a guarantee of treatment suitability.

01

Helps remove plaque and calculus deposits

Discuss suitability and expectations with a dental professional during your consultation.

02

Supports routine oral hygiene

Discuss suitability and expectations with a dental professional during your consultation.

03

Can help identify areas that need attention

Discuss suitability and expectations with a dental professional during your consultation.

04

Can be part of a preventive dental care plan

Discuss suitability and expectations with a dental professional during your consultation.

TREATMENT JOURNEY

Understand the typical stages.

Actual steps, timing and sequence vary according to clinical findings and the selected treatment plan.

01

Oral Check

Part of the overall treatment pathway where clinically appropriate.

02

Assessment

Part of the overall treatment pathway where clinically appropriate.

03

Scaling / Cleaning

Part of the overall treatment pathway where clinically appropriate.

04

Finishing & Review

Part of the overall treatment pathway where clinically appropriate.

FAQ

Questions about teeth cleaning & scaling

General educational information; your dentist can explain what applies to your individual case.

The right interval depends on your oral health, hygiene habits and professional advice. Your dental professional can recommend a suitable schedule.
Sensitivity can vary between people and depends on the level of deposits and gum condition. Tell the dental team about any sensitivity so the appointment can be managed appropriately.

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